The term "Terrorist" likely stirs your emotions, and makes you think of a certain type of person, maybe a religion, but does it make you think of animal rights? Probably not, unless you foolishly google Peta, and think very much inside the box, the word "terrorist" doesn't often relate to the animal rights movement. Freedom and terrorist are not often two words used in the same sentence, but for some, that freedom they are fighting for makes them a terrorist. 

On January 10th at 7pm Bold Native will be showing at The Screening Room at 3131 Sheridan Drive in Amherst. Tickets will be $5, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Farm Sanctuary and Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. Following the film will be a skype call with writer/director Denis Henry Hennelley.

Dear Tom,

There is a low coolant warning on my ’99 Jeep Grand Cherokee that won't go away even though I had the coolant serviced. Also, the carpet is wet and slimy on the front passenger floor. Any help would be appreciated.

Theresa from Palo Alto, CA

Theresa,

The spirit of the season stays in high gear into the new year at the New York Power Authority’ s (NYPA) Power Vista Visitors Center, where the Festival of Trees transforms the overpass into a winter wonderland.  The Festival of Trees features more than a dozen reusable trees decked out in holiday garb in various themes by local community organizations, including Opportunities Unlimited, the American Red Cross, Family and Children’s Services and the United Way of Greater Niagara. Take a break from it all and take in the beauty! Now through January 4

While you’re there, enjoy  the displays and interactive exhibits relating to the production of electricity, energy efficiency and the area’s history, plus spectacular views from the observation deck, 350 feet above the Niagara River Gorge.   Both parking and admission are always free of charge. The Niagara Power Vista is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5.